ECG-- T inversion, was present, the physician went on to ask about
streptokinase therapy

Myasthenia , and the Tensilon test

Steroid therapy in ophthalmology and its side-effects on eye

Basics of Sympathetic and para sympathetic nervous system.

Thyroid Eye disease... systemic manifestation of hyper and hypo thyroid
state, and history to ask the patient , investigations for thyroid disease,

Ophthalmology Viva

Hemi visual field defect- altitudinal, and differential diagnosis,

Causes of vitreous haemorrhage, went on to vasculitis, and investigations
for a suspected vasculitis case

Methods of drug delivery to the eye

Anti Glaucoma drugs

Ophthalmic surgery and pathology .

Suture material... started as " why is Catgut not used here
any more? " i said increased tissue reaction, then he said ,but its one
of the best suture materials and still used a lot abroad... then i said
, disease transmission, slow virus, BSE.. which was what
he was looking for ..... the examiner also , asked about the statistics
regarding how many patients had been infected via contaminated suture material..

Lid surgery,

Squint surgery and complications, cataract, and complications.

Post retrobulbar anaesthesia complications and management,

Clinical cases

It was all short cases , most of them spot diagnosis,
in 30 minutes,

Tattooing of the cornea,

Optic nerve head drusen,

Krukenburge spindle,

Internuclear ophthalmoplegia-- bilateral, this case also has upbeat
nystagmus, I was asked on both findings,

Lid lesion.-- long-standing, elderly male patient , I gave about 6 differentials,
said it was probably benign,

White scar at the macula of a young male, unilateral, I said trauma,
which was correct.

Moebius Syndrome,

Orbit case... Idiopathic Orbital inflammation, disease.

Myotonic dystrophy-- was asked to shake hands with the pt, and asked,
"what does a myotonic dystrophic. pt do to enable them to release the grip?
" I didn't know the answer, i said extend the wrist, what he (examiner)
wanted was flex the wrist.

Indirect ophthalmoscopy. for a sitting patient... my last case...
didn't complete it , was asked to look at the inferotemporal quadrant in
the right eye .... " where would you tell the pt to look ? "was the
question,

Child -- Duanes, but upgaze was also absent , ( it was apparently, a bilateral
Duanes with bilateral Browns Syndrome. )

I managed to see 12 cases, cant remember the last few. I think
the emphasis in this exam was on, the more you see and get correct the
better it is, they told us at the start... "many of you are introducing
yourself to the patients, don't have to do that , patients don't mind,
see the cases as fast as you can , the more you see the better, "what
they wanted was spot diagnoses, and then went on to ask 3 to 4 questions
about the case while the candidate shifted to the next case..